geoffrey: a similar story. intervening over the last three quarters or so, and you see that deposit data, slight concern around brexit. and they managed it quite well. in terms of i would say they did take policy in january 2015, they shifted from interest rate policy, just currency intervention policy right now. and i don't think the floor is coming back. but i think they want to be as far as possible about leading in an efficient manner. geoff, one of the criticisms of course was the gains and losses snb has made due to the intervention. it is a very delicate subject for them, in terms of going deeper into negative territory. but intervention seems very well tolerated, which is a surprise giving the g-20 on a permanent basis. alwaysy: well, that is going to be the case. again, i think from a g-20 point of view that we will know the nature of the economy. even the u.s. and the currency intervention reports, current regulation reports turn to be another name that the swiss will have currency regulators, even wh

geoffrey. >> the big question here really is the pace. so apple has trained all of us to expect that every two years we're going to get a new iphone that's going to make people really just salivate. want to wait in line for it. what we're seeing from what we've heard so far about this product tomorrow is that apple either can't keep up with that pace anymore or it's trying to change our expectations for how often we're going to get really new technology in a maturing form like this. >> rose: are they doing this because a they can't keep up, this can't keep delivering those kind of products which would be an admission whatever was is no longer there or circumstances have changed. or they're looking at a new business model. >> it's really happening is this was a once in a lifetime product that they in vented. out of whole cloth the most profitable product in the world it's changed people's lives we're connected 18 hours a day, we run our whole lives to that. it is hard to one up that. if you look what's really going on talking about increme

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. >> trish suhr and culinary genius geoffrey zakarian. >> this is how i serve pasta. >> done. >> yes! >> it's all in my hand, and i don't even care. >> get warm and cozy with creative ideas for your space. >> listen to that sound. (tinkling) plus, hottest must-have down-home fashion. >> this, a halter? i mean, my head's gonna pop off. (cheers and applause) >> welcome to "fablife." kick your feet up and make yourselves at home because today we're giving you some tips and tricks on how you can get that living space to be warm and cozy. and here to help us out and joining us for the whole day is lifestyle expert, comedian, tv host, and creative director of pixels, trish suhr. >> thank you, baby. >> nice to see you again. >> it's so good to see you, and i finally get to meet leah, 'cause the last time, honey, i was here helping to hold down the fort with you, doll. >> and you saw her on skype. >> i did. she was birthing that baby, and he's gorgeous. >> thank you. i know, i'm having so much fun with you already today. we are gonna have a blast, you guys, and as you can see, we are cuddled

(cheers and applause) >> we are back in the kitchen with culinary genius geoffrey zakarian. >> culinary wow. >> you are a culinary genius. just take the love. take the love. >> i love it. >> all right, i am looking at not just a few veggies but a ton of veggies. >> okay, so this is my idea of a crudité . i know when you get a crudité in a restaurant or something... >> break down what a crudité is. >> it's raw vegetables. >> that's really, that's all? >> raw veggies and a sauce. >> raw veggies. >> raw veggies. and you know how you get them sometimes and it's like a little carrot stick and a little celery stick. >> yeah, you can buy them, like, premade. >> it's terrible, yeah. >> and they give it to us with a vat of ranch. >> yes, that is true. >> this is my idea of a crudité and when i worked in the south of france, this is what you actually get on the table. >> all of this? >> they put this on the table and they give you a knife and some warm sauce, and i was so fascinated by it, so we're gonna do it here right in front of you. so, what i've done is very simple. you can ask me questions

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and geoffrey wondered: now are they going to credit us retroactively? ((dave courvoisier)) >>> it is a nice weekend for a food festival! (( denise valdez )) katie boer is at the greek food festival at hacienda and jones. katie... jones. katie... ((katie boer)) good evening -- a really nice and nice warm, below average temperatures across the region. ................. let's take a look at your evening planner for tonight. by 7pm 88, by 9pm 83, low 80s for 11pm and looking ahead to saturday morning ................. looking at current conditions today -- we're below seasonal average with highs in the upper 80s -- some low 90s in our warmer neighborhoods. ................. weather headlines: look for temps. climbing into the weekend. near 100s by sunday. a little bit more activity is possible for next week however. slight chance of thunderstorms starting monday night into wednesday. ............... tonight and tomorrow-- should remain pretty comfortable. look or lows in the upper 60s with mid 90s in store for your saturday afternoon. look for lots of sunsh

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geoffrey yu is still with us.i am msf, but hehe focused on the aussie dollar is where the risk impact will be. where do you see it? mr. yu: i would be some aesthetic to the view -- the aussie dollar has proven difficult to short of late. in fact, steve mentioned the yen versus the aussie in terms of class -- cash allocation. you can see where our exposure is. i think australia, though, i am not sold that is going to be a and global growth beater especially when you look at the chinese property markets, for example. you might get hit in the face. on the other hand, it is clear the rba does not want to see the aussie aggressively stronger. i do not know if these are the right entry levels yet. jonathan: it is been hard to make a play whether it was chinese commodity or risk more generally -- how do you set up tomorrow with that in mind -- do you want to move away and take risk off the table for the next couple of months? mr. yu: on the contrary -- especially when it comes to the u.s., we thank you still want to be i

police arrested 28-year-old geoffrey chambers of hayward overnight involved in the crash in the hayward hills. police say that he was being treated at the scene when he jumped into a parked patrol car and took off. deputies chased him on 92 before he crashed again this time near the san mateo bridge toll plaza. police say he ran into several cars during the pursuit. he faces several charges. >>> berkeley police are investigating a deadly shooting. they say a gunman approached a group of people and opened fire last night. it happened on harper and fairview about two blocks from the ashby bart station. one mass was killed. police think an argument may have led to the shooting. no arrests have been made. >>> in about an hour, the first of 7 officers charged in a bay area-wide police sex scandal is expected to face a judge. brian bunton from the oakland police department faces obstruction of justice and prostitution charges for his alleged sex crimes against a minor. according to court papers, bunton warned the teen who identified herself as celeste guap about prostitution stings in exchang

guadalupe cindy yan zhu guan geoffrey e. guja joseph p.uglas brian gurian janet ruth gustafson philip t. guza barbara guzzardo peter mark gyulavary gary robert haag andrea lyn haberman barbara mary habib philip haentzler nezam a. hafiz karen elizabeth hagerty steven michael hagis mary lou hague david halderman >> in memory of my aunt. >> and my beautiful, zany, generous, forgiving, hard-working, friendly unconditionally loving mother, ruth. she made this world a brighter place in the 53 years that she lived, and she lives on in the hearts and memories of those whose lives she touched. she never got to meet my children, but she inspired the prayer that i stay with her grandchildren before bed at night. let us pray for our families and friends, those who we have lost, but not forgotten, for the said, -- for the sad, the sick and the lonely. for our leaders to make wise choices, for us to choose wisely to, for us to help each other, and not for each other, and for peace. amen. [applause] >> maile rachel hale diane hale-mckinzy richard b. hall

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sir geoffrey freestyle motocross, bmx is a family show, it is good for everyone. and hopefully there will be a bunch of people showg up. will get another check on the top stories of weather and we're still fighting big delay some 40 westbound. this is due to a much earlier accident happened not too far from the business 70 interchange that you can see on the camera to clayton bypass is still very slow. still looking at 25 minutes to make that trip from 42 of the 443 burner critics you can pick up for 40 was better business 70 should be in good shape getting there will be a problem is going. we still have some crashes that are in the clearing stages. one update we showed a little while ago that crashed him for the road not too belt line. we will see any rain from tropical storm just yet. stomach that's right it is absolutely beautiful right now you can see nothing but sunshine. later say would've a chance of some scattered thunderstorms thanks to a front coming in from the north and west. it is going to be a hot summer like day-to-day with a high of impact of rain

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. >> reporter: geoffrey hill along with evan low say a.b. 2888 aims to close that loophole.nder current law a court cannot grant probation if a person is convicted of rape or sexual assault by force. >> it's mandatory jail or prison time for that. if you don't force them, you can get probation and that's what the judge chose to do in this case. the problem was what's the difference? rape is rape. >> reporter: their bill passed unanimously and would change the law to prohibit probation and require mandatory prison time in cases where the victim is unconscious or intoxicated. >> i don't agree that in carson -- incarceration is an answer. this is a perfect example. >> reporter: this attorney disagrees with the bill and says it is politically motivated. he regularly handles felony sex offense cases and says judge persky's sentence was not unusual. >> this is a run-of-the-mill sentence for this kind of case. >> reporter: he does not excuse what brock turner did. >> terrible mistake. monstrous behavior. but then what do you do with that? >> reporter: he says there a good reason th

. >> trish suhr and culinary genius geoffrey zakarian. >> this is how i serve pasta. >> done. >> yes! >> it's all in my hand, and i don't even care. >> get warm and cozy with creative ideas for your space. >> listen to that sound. (tinkling) plus, hottest must-have down-home fashion. >> this, a halter? i mean, my head's gonna pop off. >> welcome to "fablife." kick your feet up and make yourselves at home because today we're giving you some tips and tricks on how you can get that living space to be warm and cozy. and here to help us out and joining us for the whole day is lifestyle expert, comedian, tv host, and creative director of pixels, trish suhr. >> yay! welcome to our show! >> thank you, baby. >> nice to see you again. >> it's so good to see you, and i finally get to meet leah,

they obviously speak volumes about geoffrey holder. >> ifill: the designer. >> the designer.s, they're just so beautiful. >> ifill: it was a big moment at the time. >> absolutely. >> ifill: from sobering memorabilia like rebellion leader nat turner's bible, to 20th century musical memories, like chuck berry's cherry red cadillac, and parliament funkadelic's iconic mothership-- here lit up and sheathed in plastic in preparation for the opening. >> during concerts, it would come down, and george clinton would get out, so it'd be this notion that he was from anothere planet. >> ifill: which he kind of was. >> which he still is. >> ifill: the $540 million project-- a century in the making, and the first green museum on the national mall-- captures the sweep of african american history. so what do we have here? >> this is one of my great treasures. what i love is what my staff is able to find. and this is a playbill from newcastle, england in 1857 that is from ira aldridge's career. ira aldridge, the great black thespian that couldn't get jobs in the united states as a great actor

also geoffrey moore, who founded economic cycle research. it's the state of washington.check with the mexican peso weaker. this is number. ♪ -- this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua, in london. tom keene is in new york. this is the picture for the banks. our biggest corporate story is deutsche bank, but there are a lot of banking stories brewing. the italian banks. the ongoing saga for monte paschi. they don't have a ceo. there is read trading. there's this concern for the need for a lot of banks raising capital. that has been spurred by the deutsche bank -- the claim by the doj that they want $14 billion. tom: i'm watching deutsche bank in euros now. you may get an 11 handle on deutsche bank. we are not there now, but we are getting there quickly. francine: let's go to bloomberg's "first word" news. a new report says the u.s. government will eventually spend billions to repair the damage that snowden caused in leaking information about spying operations. japan and china may be on course for a collision in the south china se

cleere geoffrey w. cloud susan marie clyne steven coakley jeffrey alan coale patricia a.n sanford cohen anthony joseph coladonato mark joseph colaio stephen colaio christopher m. colasanti kevin nathaniel colbert michel p. colbert keith e. coleman scott thomas coleman tarel coleman liam joseph colhoun robert d. colin robert j. coll jean marie collin john michael collins michael l. collins thomas joseph collins joseph k. collison jeffrey dwayne collman patricia malia colodner linda m. colon sol e. colon >> and my brother joseph francis sasadoti. many who know my brother called him joe sass. my mother called him joe heart because he was her heart and he became the heart of the family, and even though it's been 15 years, the pain and the loss have not diminished, and he has given us so much. he was a loving brother, father, husband, nephew, uncle, cousin, and friend, and we're just so happy we had so many good times with him, and we'll never forget his smile, his trademark smile that will light up the night sky. >> and my brother, joseph francis holland, whom we miss today a